Kind of like "Knowledge is power, France is bacon"
When I was little I thought Don Quixote was about a donkey called Hoady.
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"Yoz-mite" (how I read it to self) & Yo-Semitee (as said by others) were two separate national parks somewhere in the big wild west.
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Possibly because of... ?http://www.neighborhoodarchive.com/mrn/characters/donkey_hodie/ …
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Yes, that must be it!
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Donkey Hoady…hilarious..
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funniest thing I've read in a while
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Same, except I thought "donkey Hotay". A slightly different Spanish accent, I suppose?
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Conversely, I later described someone (aurally) as "keyhotic" because I assumed that "quixotic" would be pronounced etymologically...
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Formations such as Donkey Hoady are called mondegreens, for interesting reasons: http://bit.ly/1MZsKB8 Many are extremely funny.
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